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that sounds great, thank you! Is there an ETA for it? I know, most annoying question from sysadmin to dev. :D

Hi, since a couple of months we have a PBS which works like a charm! It's a dedicated server hardware with a bunch of U.2 NVMe disks, one datastore with five namespaces and different retention strategies. In total about 42 TB of backup data - upward trend. :) Now we would like to do some kind...

wow, your're right! "... when required" seems to do nothing, when there is already some driver installed. Thanks for your research. I did some further trial & error and figured out that if I deselect "Qemupciserial" ("Entire feature will be unavailable") the installation wizard installs the...

We ran into this recently. Our workaround goes like this: During the installation wizard, when all components are listed, select "Feature will be installed when required" for every component. We did a quick research and found hints that one of the components, which is required almost never, is...

Yeah, thank you - that worked like a charm! Greets Stephan

Hi there, since a couple of weeks we're testing PBS to be our future backup solution. So far, so great! :) For some minor topics I would like to look for answers here - here we go: Currently we focus on backup the VMs running inside our 3-node-PVE/Ceph cluster. From the beginning we threw...

Hey, we had no issues upgrading our three node PVE/Ceph cluster to 7.2 (except for some minor dependency foo during the upgrade process). Our systems based on Supermicro mainboards with AMD EPYC CPUs. Greets Stephan

Hello everyone, today we upgraded our three node PVE/Ceph cluster from 7.1 to 7.2. The first attempt of apt dist-uprade ended up with Errors were encountered while processing: /tmp/apt-dpkg-install-0DYbqq/46-libproxmox-rs-perl_0.1.0_amd64.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error...

thanks again! Ok, when mdadm isn't supported by Proxmox, it's not an option for us. So ZFS is king, isn't it? And from the few replies I conclude that my hardware suggestion isn't that bad. :)

Thanks for this info! In fact I have almost no experience with ZFS so far. Is this basically the way to go when it comes to building local storage with multiple devices? Until now mdadm is our tool for that. :) And what about the NVMe devices? Are these WD devices suitable? Is there a cheaper...

Hi there, we're planning a new backup server (migration from Bareos to PBS) including new hardware. Therefore I would like to throw the following setup into discussion: https://www.thomas-krenn.com/loadproduct?id=y4cd0fdaaa218617b&lang=de in short: CPU: 1x AMD EPYC 7343 RAM: 64 GB DDR4-3200...

Hey, and I just noticed that on November 18th you tried apt upgrade dist... Did you really want to install/upgrade the package dist, or was it a failed attempt to do apt dist-upgrade? Nevertheless I don't know exactly how to resolve the current situation concerning the two packages held back...

I can't see the problem yet, but I have to take a sleep now. :) To be continued tomorrow.

It seems that in October you did apt-get dist-upgrade like recommended. On November 18th you started using apt uprade followed by apt autoremove. I'm not sure, but I strongly believe this could have damaged your system. Could you also post the related term* files? Maybe here we can see when...

I assume this is history.log? Yes, please also post history.log.1.gz. You can watch it with zless without unpacking.

Did you already try apt -f install? If not, please try.

Yes, that looks correct. Maybe you should comment out the line in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pve-enterprise.list or delete this file. It's cleaner but probably not the cause of your problem. In /var/log/apt/ you can find the history of upgrading your packages. Could you post the content of the...

And what's the content of /etc/apt/sources.list?

Hey Dunuin, you caught me :D because I have no experience with PBS yet, and so I don't know what is needed to have a fast GC and data verifying. The "max 12h for all data verify" is related to the 30TB I think, but anyway you're right: With these performance requirements flash based storage is...

Hey phs, nice project! :) My few thoughts: Scaling up to 100TB using flash based storage (SSD, NVMe, ...) wouldn't be easy - and for sure very expensive. Personally I would rather tend to an HDD based storage. For example buildung a (ZFS) RAID10 with 6x 10 TB SAS HDDs would give you a solid...